If you have a method of harvesting it straight from the sun I’m sure there’s money to be made there. Otherwise the only way a hydrogen economy works without hydrocarbons is industrial scale production as a byproduct of nuclear energy (waste heat) or excess renewable (solar/wind) energy production.
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Either you are a troll or you don’t realize most hydrogen on earth is not in it’s elemental molecular form. Commercial bulk hydrogen must be separated from either a hydrocarbon (usually natural gas via SMR) or water (via electrolysis, and nowhere near as common). SMR produces a lot of CO with smaller amounts of CO2.…
I travel for business and I’d rather not drive an ashtray.
“The fuel cell was only sold here in California, where it seems like we have the only viable Hydrogen fueling infrastructure in the country”
Recently had a Hertz rental due to a car accident. The first FOUR cars they attempted to give us reeked of smoke. After the fourth car they didn’t have any other vehicle in a 60 mile radius to transfer in so we had to deal with it for a day, when we came back the next morning to switch the car out...they tried to…
That’s because that is precisely what it is.
Your can of tuna isn’t fortified with vitamins so that does balance the cost a little. But your point still stands, the actual food content (aka whatever meat they throw in) are the lowest grade thing a food processing plant can put out.
This is the correct answer. My parents have chickens and 3 dogs. Those dogs don’t get sick from it, ever. My dogs on the otherhand....were shitting their brains out for a week after a visit to my parent’s house. I made the mistake of looking away while they were near the chicken coop for a whole 30 seconds.
Having wide shoulders myself I don’t mind that situation as much (though with that said...there is a limit). So long as a landwhale blubber thighs aren’t taking over my seat I’ll happily lean away from someone with a larger upper body. It’s the skin to skin contact for me.
I hesitate to throw tall people in there (I’m tall-ish at 6'2"...with fairly wide shoulders to boot), unlike the vast majority of fat people they can’t help their condition. For the most part I’ll just suffer in silence if the person in front of me leans back, otherwise we’ll pick seats with more legroom. Exit row…
As someone that has to frequently fly for work, god this would be my dream.
That’s fine, and I encourage that. How many do you see actually buying 2 seats though? Personally, I’ve never seen it. They sure as hell throw a giant hissy fit when it’s pointed out they can’t fit into one seat though.
Fat people on planes have the biggest victim complex I have ever encountered.
No, LouAnn...you don’t have the right to take up half my seat with your fucking thigh. Same goes to you Ronald, I don’t need your ass sweat leaking all over me because you never could say no the all you can eat at the Golden Corral.
Where the hell is Kevin Bacon when we need him?
NIMBYs are almost always middle to upper middle class liberals in my experience.
The goal of the strike is to bring their compensation in line with other unionized miners.
They gave it back (since the vehicle was originally purchased at auction with those features enabled), but only after the PR nightmare. Otherwise the dude would have been hosed.
Ongoing maintenance? I assume you mean software updates, which are already a thing on vehicles we don’t pay subscriptions for.
If you don’t use it, don’t pay for the hardware on the vehicle.
Sure, but in the meantime I’d rather not be on the same bus where they feel free to urinate down the aisle.
(this happened in Oahu, coincidentally)
It’s explained pretty well in the video, this isn’t some new ground broken and was first done over a decade ago. It’s an interesting thought experiment that’s a crafty exploit of Newton’s third, nothing more...nothing less.